MCP Continuity Server (Versão Simplificada)
@Lucasdoreac
Versão corrigida do MCP Continuity Server compatível com SDK 1.7.0
Overview
What is MCP Continuity Server (Versão Simplificada)?
An MCP server for managing project continuity and state across Claude Desktop sessions. It is built on the MCP Continuity Tool, simplified and updated for compatibility with MCP SDK version 1.7.0. Suitable for developers using Claude Desktop who need to preserve development context between sessions.
How to use MCP Continuity Server (Versão Simplificada)?
Install globally with npm install -g @lucasdoreac/mcp-continuity-server or run directly with npx @lucasdoreac/mcp-continuity-server. Configure it in the claude_desktop_config.json file by adding a JSON entry with npx command. Can also be run as a web server with node src/index.js server for graphical interface access at http://localhost:3000.
Key features of MCP Continuity Server (Versão Simplificada)
- Manage project state across Claude Desktop sessions
- Web interface for state visualization and management
- Repository analysis for insights
- Optimized continuity prompt generation
- Automated testing and CI with GitHub Actions
- Compatible with MCP SDK 1.7.0
Use cases of MCP Continuity Server (Versão Simplificada)
- Maintain development progress when switching Claude Desktop sessions
- Track project components, tasks, and completion status
- Analyze repository structure to obtain development insights
- Generate optimized prompts to resume development efficiently
- Monitor project state via a web dashboard
FAQ from MCP Continuity Server (Versão Simplificada)
How does this version differ from the original MCP Continuity Tool?
This version is simplified and updated to MCP SDK 1.7.0, removes error‑causing handlers (resources/list, prompts/list), adds a web interface, replaces emojis with text, and standardizes log messages.
What are the runtime requirements?
Requires Node.js 18+ and npm or npx.
Where is the project state stored?
State is stored locally in a project-status.json file containing project info, current development state, component lists, and development context.
What tools does the server provide?
It provides five tools: initProjectState, loadProjectState, updateProjectState, analyzeRepository, and generateContinuityPrompt.
Can I run a graphical interface?
Yes, by launching the server with node src/index.js server, a web interface is available at http://localhost:3000 for visualizing and configuring project state.
